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==Slavic practice==
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Slavic practice was influenced by western liturgical practice, and developed a fairly complex color scheme, though there are a number of variations based on regional or local customs.
The most authoritative description of the Russian liturgical color scheme is found in [[Sergius Bulgakov|Bulgakov]]'s ''Nastol'naya Kniga Sviashchenno-sluzhitelia'' (''Reference Book for Priestly Church Servers'').
The most important [[feast]]s of the Orthodox Church and the sacred events for which specific colors of vestments have been established can be united into six basic groups:
==Sources==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Liturgical_colours&oldid=214330650 Wikipedia: Liturgical Colors]
*''Nastol'naya Kniga Sviashchenno-sluzhitelia'', by S. V. Bulgakov, Volume 4, Moscow,1983, translated in "The Messenger" of St. Andrew's Russian Orthodox Cathedral,Philadelphia, June, July-August, September, 1990.
==See also==
[[Category:Liturgical objects]]
[[Category:Vestments]]
[[ro:Culori liturgice]]
